The Sun. — London, England, 1810-01-15 00:00:00

~~~~~~ MAILS. AI Ric , ED —3 Gottenburgh, t Lisbon, 2 Dublin. Put —a Gottenburgh, z Dtiblin, 3 Waterford. 1 1 KICE OF-STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK CanSOIS :t 69 t div. I Red. Ann. - - 691 .. , P. Fl "SU N. °LEM QUlS'inCias Fra-sum Attinlit? LO N D _IV,' MONDAY, JAIVIARY 15, 1810. The easterly winds have sent out from Spithead na ,zre, than 300 sad of outward-bound ships for the 1;V:Ist Ind:-es and •the Mediterranean, and have brought .nearly as many from the Baltic. We thi . s day received Spanish Papas down to the 30th and Lisgon to the 7th inst. but the's con .tents are uninteresting, and have been mostly anti- ciineed, Dutch Papers to the 7di inst. arrived last . night, 'l"li7 contain very little nevus; BUONAPARTE, after bringing his vassal Kings and Queens to Parii, to grace his triumph, and to witness his divorce, has given them permission to return to their respective Yesterday;liree Gotlentiirgh Mails arrived. The unforturtateOusT iivus is at length in the power of 13“oNTAARTE; 'he was landed, with his, family, at tLlcond, the latter end of last month, and it is sa'd that he is to reside for the future in Switzer land, The Oppostion Writers have so frequently amused themsel es with reports of the changes in Admini strat;on, that they can hardly expea any credit, even among the most credulous of their leaders.' On Sa turclay an importah,t Lligmge was announced with as much gravity as if the Gentlemen who announced it really °el', .61 their own statement: it can 'scarcely pto,.ss ry for us to assure pur Ii aders that it has not the .li,; t ~t i",,)lmcilition in fact. Dispatches were received, on Satard evening, it; Do:;vling-street, from Lord; WELLINGTON. They, understand, merely aunounce his Lordship's tu'..)`vement from Badajoi,ifor the purpose of covering the North of Portugal. _ - The Morning .Chronicle of Ithis day, instead of apt)4,giii ng to its Readers.for havinig impo-,t!d upon 'them by an errOneous'acconot of the allotment of -the . Gcavernorship of Portsmouth,. vt - t 'Made the foundation ofiffiheyal'refletliot)4 a,;ainit Ministers, has made . a more virulent: attack upon theto relative to the disposal of Church . Preferments, : .B.A it c.:41- riot allege a-sy'llable agtin-tt. the persons on. whom those Prt- - fertnents,are bestowed, or by whom they ' , were r:comftteatie.l..: nor, has_ it - Conficience enough- to merrion any persons on whom those Preferments cOuld_be mare p;-:)periy conl2:red, arnmg its favourites; belt i., obliged to re , ort to '',6er.ons :who are among the dead, .as better qtialitiecl:for the.sitna- Cons ;--:this exa3ly in the styte of Opposition ,justice and candour. r,-; , -2rday mornitz his MAJESTY, and Princess aCC01111)*Illtd by 14);_liei CAttot..INE, WAL DSGRAVR, nod - CIIAI.LBY, Gemera6 i\rlANNEtti and ;i 'Gin', arid Colonel TAYLOR, rode to St. George's Chapel; and ,heard a sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. ,HEATH, from ailatians, chap. vi. verse 2. The Mkz - ion of the PrUssian Colonel Ka USUMAIICK to Paris, which has hitherto been involved in much mystery, appears to have ba'd for its objei the ob taln.;ieiet ut -NAPOLEON'S .Prussia to negociaie oloati in Holland. The Prussian Govern &ent applied.to..Louis BUONAPiRTE in the first in stance,.and. w'as by him referri• to . Paris. NAPO -1.4E011, on receiving the . leiter. from the . King of Prussia, ith • which KRUSEMAIWN. wa; charged, inttrediate y. teplicd, that his wishes should - be- com plied with,. and gave the necessary orders on the oc . Casino. ' 7.. • - to' the fineness of:the day, WAS :!:5 4 e.rdt-ty Orowded'v•itil Tbe pedestrians ISlere a ,- nuOlcrous as if it %ere the height of . Spring, .nd eq;.“-!..trian' &ivaicatle boasted an infinity , of , • • • ' ni" At the liil2 Nevvrearlr.t I\l,:c!ing upwards of SO mind.; 3rp t ,e:llCil there from different cOlnities. In one day cctlrsei.were run. Lord ItuvElls . , with his Wiltsttir dogs, was the chief winner of inaiches; but the be , t'greyhound there was held•to be Mr. OVA z;Y's slciJnirc 1, of the Nor folk breed. • - • • • The outward:l?ouncl a c , .niToys have bt , en detained at kortsrnouth for six weel;--pl.ist, by con!rarf windS„ There . is'i , c;aret-dy an - kstairce of Such. 'an aecumnla 7 tiwt, of §;npping in th;lt harbonr. What a I.:elrt-,, breaking dgin ptool , of the great corn merce of Eni.land “tford-to ihe TY:ans of the Conti nent, Yoh - ) crying ; , tit for c'olonies,. and 6.dtrird•ty the wind becathtt•favour alqe, aro t!“! convoy, I,rinrcd for t'leir deiiature. fleets for the I . llediterrant.a n , Pur ugal.. and the coast ot. sailodin the mornii:g, yv . itra fine t) eeze fr4illl S. E. The Dane:murk,' ilyperinn, Peruvian, and inorant ; wPre. I,:s - morning ‘gith the i stvrest 'waiting, for any ships_ that insy be coming from, the Downs. The Hon. Major-GenciAl W..STE WART, Major-Gen., PICTON, trid Dr. Viiii9LISSCIN, are gone in the fleet fur NAVALHNEWS: Prom the LOND ON 'QAZETT 2.lsin; 13, dia. Admiralty/-Odiee, An. 13; 1810: .Cop:y ola Letter frorn • Captain Browne ' Corrirnander of his Nl,jestv's s lo o p Plover, to Admiral 'i , )ung, ;illBl trans raitt,:d by the latter-to John Wilson Cruker, Esq: His Majesty's sloop pt..ver, Scilly, SIR, lap. to, 1810. I beg to report to' you, that his Majesty'a'sloop under 'my Command; captured thisday.t'he French brig.privaieer - Le.Saratau, ofSt.' Malo, commanded by - Monsieur Rosse; pierced for .20 gobs,but mounting only 14, viz. t en 24-pounder carronades, and 4 long.g-pounders, and manned wiiJ - lioo men ; .had been at sea eight - days; had taken the vessels named .in the marg;n*, two of which his Dailies tys . sloap has recaptured, and, the other was scuttled by the privzleer. thrown over-board previom to her being taken Dm - s!.:sion of by the privateer; and the Rcimtle7:, . SON 'master, from Seville, laden with orrsigel, bound , to London ; the former vessel is arrived latter was sctrtsled at sea-try theprivateer, . but the Ft. Plover cemind,up with het soon after it was poi.- formed, pre;cuted.her founder*, artl - in come quenceshe was repaired, .and is ;houti-7 t'‘peaed here: The crews of both vessels arrit7(td'in the ./ 3 l4wer, Arrived the brig Pomona, FO'i, masti4, from Pie.. tou, with acargo.oftimber, bound to Exeter ; the Spanish brig :dixeab, ArtLI,AaA 4uaWers trom Bd. boa', laden with chesnuts snd furs, bouhd to Lon- don ; the Spanish brig Mecca, VYA ST, master, Corunna, laden, with tallow, hides, ind - cottons, bound to London ; the Prussian brig Cornelia, JAN S EN, master, from Memel, with-deals for a mar ket, Arrived his Minty's ships CRsar, Captain RICHARDSON; Achille, Captain Sir R. KING, .133 q.; and linpetueux, Captain Lawford,, from Ports mouth ; the two former are gone up the harbour' to be repaired. Sailed his Majesty's ship Pheasant, Captain Pna,• . mEa, on,a cruise. Arrived the Brothers, LAMIERT, from -Poole. JAN. 13.—Arrived the ship Rosina, of Greenoek, POTTER master, from St. -lan's, New Brunswick, \ laden with timber and deals, for his Majegly's - Dock? Yard at this port ; in tnaking.through the -.Sound, she struck on the rocks under Drake's Ishnd . ,- where she remained about three, hours, but at the. flowing .; of the tide, she was " fortunately-- got, .off ,Avithout • • damage ; the Captain,. IVlate;•and 8 seattwp be longing to the, ship. Duke (f. Kent, wrecked in the Bay of Funda, arrived in the...Bo,vina. • •.- .Atrived. the brig Margaret Jane, GORE, front GuernFev, laden with deals, bound to Birtdeford; the ship 0/lo7nona, of and from. Lorul<itr; bound to Cadiz ; the shiP'ihrora, FOSTER,' from Loudon, in ballast, ,bOund to Malaga ; .. the ship Edcbstor:e , 1 - 11WCE'; from London, lad.th'Withflax siigliice; bound to Lisbon; the brig Swift, of and tromYartitonth,DAvis, master, Eden with berrinp, bound4o•Nalta. Art ived the schooner - Perieyerance -of London, ASNOLD, master, from Denia and 'Gibraltar, :laden With bound to Londou ; sailed'frOm Gibraltar on the s'h inst, and on ihe9th following, 'off Cape Finisterre, fell in with a French schooner privateer, apparently 'Utanrcd, t:vh6 . . gave lli;!Se to her; AnNoLn, finding it ithpossitde o escape, an(lconceiving thitt,..itwos the enemy's intention to.board, ino:medi:nely shortened sail, and laid her abreast :of the privlteer, who efideavoure4 .to come alongside, but five grape shot" from - the Perseverance preiented this manceutie. she then: sheered off without firing a. ,gurt. The Perseverance brings intelligence that. Lord Cot,- usrownod was elf Tonlol with 13 sail : ot the line, and when she left. Gibraltar it, was currently report ed that the French were every hour expected Valeucii. • His MajeStys ship Amelia, Hon. Captain P. P. Ina'i, hakdetainedand sent in here, the American brig Fair American, JA9IS I AMILTON , M3Sler , from Baltimore, laden with , tobacco and cotton- • wool, bound to Sr . :- Sebastians—she is under qua.; rantine ; sailed the-2d of December, a few days.' previous, the British Consul there set out for New York. His Majesty's brig Pickle, Lieutenant CHAWF6RD, arrived here on Thursday night, in seven days, frbm ; Colonel Sir STAPLETQN /COTTON Came home in her, - and set ~f f for London immediately. The accounts by the Pickle, confirm the statements previously received, of •our army having retreated from Spain, and taken up a position in the North of. fortilg3l. His Majesty's brig Cadmus, Captain FIFE, has captured two French Chase, Maree4, lath.% with wine 4ml brarly, off ( . uiberOn His Majesty's ship Amelia chased a French cor . . • • vet"te and schooner Into St.. Sebastian':i• •;, the cor- vette t scaped by'Orpwing het guns•overbu:ird, and thel,schoonor by using. her sweeys, in consequence:of its suddenly, becoming; a calm. - - Arrived the Nimrod cutter, from Basque( Roads. Remain at' C,twsand Bay hiS Majesty's ships t and 'Achilles. • in the Suunei—La Rhin, Seine, Cossack, Argus, Croctis; and Plover. In .13artipool-=-Mineiya, Daphne,. Nonpareil; Seatlower,.and Pickle. - 3n klainoaie—Temeraire, Formida ble, Vangitard, Impiacable, Cx-ar, Amethyst, Surveillant.:, Shantic;'n, L'Aigle, Phoebe, Helena, Encounter. In Stone.. house Pool, Whiting, Britannia, Fanny, Weaz,le, Gambier, and Black loke. I have, Scc. P. BROWNE. * Brig .Pomona, from Piero; Nova Scotia ; Brig Brothers, from Nlartir.igue ; sloop Rambler, * from.Seville (scuttled). Adrni,raliy-011ice, Jan. 13, 1 8 19. C.)ny of a Lett:. , r. . from Captain. Arthur, Commander of his .J Cherokee, to Vice-Admiral Campbell, ttonsmitt4 by, the latter to John Wilssn, Croker, His Nfajesty's sloop, Cherokee, Downs; SIR . lan. it, ato. I Lave the bonour•to acquaint you; that on recon noitering Dieppe yesterday, I perceived seven lugger, privateers at anchor close together,' within a cable's length of the pier head under the batteries; and deerumg it, notwithstanding their numbers; 'practi 7 cable to: capture or destroy' 'sonic of-them, I ~this morning at One o'ciock, the wind being SOutherly,, stood in and perceked the whole seven at 'anchor, as when reconnoitered; immediately run between two, , and laid 0110 'on, board, ,which, after a ltuitles4 attempt on the pas Col the enemy to board the Che rokee, I succeeded in bringing out, and whieh proves to be the Amiable ,Nelly, a new lugger of sixteen guns, one hundred and six tons, and. sixty men. During the time we were under the batteries, the whole of the privateers kept up a constant fire.of musketry; but, I VII happy 10 state, only two were wounded, viz. Leutenant.Gabriel and Mr. Janus Ralph, boatswain, both in hand. Tue e n emy had two killed an d eight wounded, three dange rously. I feel it a ditty I owe' 16 — My officers auci company to state, their conduct deserc6i my warm- - est . approLation, for the cool sreactille4s thy xhewed, both in attacking the enemy, and duting the tame we were under the batteries. I have, &c. (Signed) - . 11. ARTHUR. FALMOUTH, JAN. 12, , 18 to.—Ths. evening, at even o'clock, the Mailb fo' Pa Captain Rail, arrived at her moorings in this harbour, from Lis bon. She left the Tagus nn Sunday. last, at eleven o'clock, with the' wind south west ;•Ivaiiig on board 16 passenger.. At:ieVen on o'cic)ck .tile morning of •= . . th.! lath she was ch.tsed by a French ship privateer. of 18 guns, and 1 to men, out two days-from Bone deaux. The chase lasted for - seven hours ;. Coptain BULL calling all the male 'passengers to quarti s ws ; prepared the ship tor.. action ; at two o'clock _she neared him, opeind ports, and front the huld part pit upon it, she shiered off.- This was in latitude 46 3. just in else entrance of the Bay... Sbe was a 'black ship, anal no head, and refused cert'alilly to come to action. On the i I Or, at-nine in the morn ing-, iFrencli brig man of war, of 12 guns, and yel-. 12w 'sides,' hove in sight : on the clOring up of a thick tog, in lati,tudu 4s, g. ; she also 'chased. the Mar/Gi - o' for five Aiours, 'Captain Buil, did 'pre-' cirly the same in the second chase as first,, and prepred -for action ; he IAIaS fortunate to . out-sail her; a thick fog came on, andshoeffe:to..l her escape, after a chase of five houra, . - The passengers'on board were General HOWARTH, •of the Artillery; Colonel HAWKER, Of the 14th, and servants; Captain PAKERLIAM, of . the 04a Regiment; - Mr. Ross, his Majesty's Messenger, with dispatches from 'Lord WELLINGTON. • The army is marched -frond Badajoz, and fixed his head quarters at Vissian. He arrived there the 7th. On breaking up the quarters from Badajoz, the conva, le.scent appeked , in numbers, 1,500 joined the atmy at Abrantes. Elva is to be the southern frontier, and Almedia is to be, the northern frontier. A report prevailed that the French would attempt Portugal by the Gallicits. The other passengers were Mr.KiNNEDYand suit, Mr.PElVillEliTON,Capi r RAV,E• I LOCK, Mr. FRANO M IS„ . 1\111% PARR, 'r. JONES, a: Mr. PELEW, and others. It was a stormy, pasiage of five days and a quarter. Eight packets here waitinga wind. All the five Lisbon, with nearly seventy passengers. No beds to be procured. Mr. VILLIEKS w a s to em bark on the arrival of the 'next, packet from England„, on board the Nordfe, .a 36 grin frigate.. He cannot be in England for at least a month, the . packets, • being all On *this side. • PLYMOUTH, lAN. 13...-C4ll-i,e' (10 , ;v0,erqm Barn ' pool, and -nchored in . the Sound, his Majesty's'ship ':. BULL,' JAN. 13.—Arrived the ; Lady, Prances • 1 2 '9 . calomel. . ..': .. ' . ~.-. • . • r ' packet froM Marstrand: she sailed on the 18th inst. JAN. ;2.—Arriy6d.his Majesty's ship Plover,Calit.' ' : •at which tine 150 vessels were at Gottent,urgh BitowNE, from a cruia - ,-, with her pFize, the French i bound to England ; part of them had arrived from brVivateer Le ,Saratau, of 18 grins, and los men, l' the Baltic on the sth or 6th January_supposed they Which she captUred after a short chase, out 20'days, ; would sail fin England immediately, and had made two captures, both of which N'../Cre re takenl. • by the Plover, viz . . the brig Brothers,. A LEX - ! HARWICH; JAN. 13.—Last n ight arr i t r ec hh e L or d 0 0 f i:' Duncan packet from GOtt en b urg h ; passed off Bow.; ANDER master, from Martiniqu e , w ith a car g sugar and - coffee, bound.to L on d on; s h e h a d on b oar d '. 1- verherge 12 sllips of war, aid about 200 sail of me n . i aisOatches 1 - (m. General, BECKWI T H, C omman d er o f' ! chantmen, under 7 ' hii Majdity's ' forces at Yartinque,- t f % kch were . i .911 -l i s ll.sh. 'Po b ad.l convoy ' - roni the Btatic All t 4 eft Swe cl! Deal, YAN. t 4.--Pat 'hack by adverse winds United States frigate John Adams, which sailei frot hence the 12th inst. PORTVIIMUTIT, JAN. 14.--Sailed the West-Indi fleet, consisting of nearly 300 sail, unacr a vol strong convoy of his Majesty's ships Da/met/larch , Neptune, Horatia, Hyperion, Trident, Malabar , Cormorant, Persevial, and Fervent. Alio sailed hl Majesty's shi . ps Manilla and Nymphe, with a fell transports for.Lishon, ~~~ . - tarty on Satnrdar morning,. the Leicester'waggoa coming. t0....Mr. ~Peckford's the White Bear In'' Basinghall-stteet, was robbed between Finchler Co4iim6n: and town, of several bales of goodk, to large amount: : The robbery was not discoverd till the waggon . arriVed at• the Inn, when it w 3 k found the thieves had cut the cord s o f the.waggolt, , , On Saturday the dispatcheswere finAlvclosed the East India House, and delivered to the P;ursera Of the following ships, ,yiz. Wexford,' Captain W. S. C/arke; sari Carn;len, Capt. 0' M. Samson; Arniston, Captain S. Landon •• Winchelsot Captain'Hort. H. Lindsay, for f3ombay o cd ail, Captain- I. J. Williamson, for St. Helen; Bentoolen, 2114 . '" - Passengers per Wexford—Vor Bombay, the Rey. , Rob , Baynes, Chaplain; Miss Lewis. • ••, ' Passengers per EarnCaltiderr-For ,Madras, "via Bomb*. Mrs. Deck and Captain, Dee„k, 22d Light ragocns. For Boinbay. Captain andMrs': Eldridge'; Captain I.i.utenaaf and. Mrs.:-S.ykes,-MeAr. trasii,44i..,Stant Surgeci.. Passengers per Arniston —For Bombay, •N:rs. M. Evan', Mrs: 'E: Smith, Mr: 1' Martin, Assistant Sit,it :011' ; Alis3Ci - E: Torriaiio, - and 1: Newton. • • ' •' • Passengejs per WincliciSe-,a—For Bombay, i'vlessis; C. I , Pocknel I cood-14,--Stewitte, heeiMariner,r;M es ., S. --and C. DaYv; Assistant-Surgeons. t‘r Ceylon, Mr. M. I. Smith, Writer: • • . . ' `Pas4engerslper Ocean—For St. Helena. Mr. S. Bevil] to lake vie commancLot the Camperdown cutter. For Ben. . . cctolen, Mr. C.lSteele, Writes. Count V“.LENIANZY, Intendant-Genet-A. 6f Cep many, and DnatoriosT, - -.FrenCh -Threfttr.:Gcticrol of Domains,"havo-aptiouncc4 for pubic sale, on the •20th inst.vari-oui pitiCles, the property of his Bri. tannic Majesty, but?:more especiPLy belohgi `the. Royal Stables.acHanover. These :pit - licks con , .6ist - principally of CarkAeA; ,Waggo,c,§, harness, and :stable furniture.- • • : 'SPA ' LISB Lerid4, Spain. with 1 1 Spain, going on the to' be c Join' or The, drigo. The ter of I account Duke d The .Beira exaet d Virtues BAD, AGOST I all the enemy, endeav , but bac ing par them a ing to ( brandy LISB corps Capital, quarter to join are sevi A pi Clys, con , „,-: ThLpUbi IC dornainSin tbi: principalitp,of...Bareit.6 ase to be sold without delay, to, raise a cailtal ol 561,090 frnors. , fr6rri is It and h.' So extensive 'and , . Solid: were the ,fortifications Raab, i that ,the French' were obliged to. employ 380 ckirt.-.of gunpowder to destroy there. The Tyrolean pattiots,...who fell at the commence• ment (34 7 the'inSurreetion, were buried 'Avitlithtionsi :honours, and epitaphs in wood placed over their graves. Since. the occupation of tha country by tho Bavarians; these inscriptions Hve been levelled, and, in many instance' the graves opened, and their cold remains interred in the highways, by the Guadql prisont whicu ' Toe American navy consists of fire frigates, fivt „g. brigs, two "schooners, and' one cutter, wi t h' anOut twenty gun-boars and bombs at new Qrleani. Army they hate not any; for - their undisciplined -Militia, thinly scattered over a vast c:ietit of country, and - xt:hich; an .several late occasions, -has prnved inade. gulte to the purposes of police, is unct4berving tho • . In t _YI9 N'S Dectn said, •, " " 50, M " the A awachmont Of the Royal_ African ,corns, cone sistirig (v.f 14 Officers. arid 30.0 En.en, under the corn rmiid of Major QinstioLm,' is on thd eve of sallins for the coast of Africa. . " ti:a " CA Mr 1.-dgec ()mitt( Thd Porcapine, Capta;p &mow, with'tite con• voy for the Brazils, and the C. 40 of Good H o p e , is waiting 'for orders to "sail, The ii4rord.lVinclzelsea, : aA Ocean, joined the East India convoy,, oniSatur•r• ciao morning, from the 'Downs. ' • • Died, on the third instant, at Douglas, in the Isle • of Man, aged fifty-four, after half an'hour's 'of a spasm in the stomach, Wit.rlA li t yy,, l7 ,"E svr . This Gentleman Was a Captain upon half-pay,, and owed his commission to the favour of, their Royal High6esses the Dukes Of CrtiMBERLANd and CA.," BAIDGE, to whom Mr. Hondo was recommended • by_t he innoxious hilarity and amusing Mirthfulne ss of hismnnurs. "Lt his early days Mr. HOL:GE. madea considerable. figure in the Circles of fashion. Hama cotqmporary at the Charter-house, and atCarneridge, with the present Primate of England, and with the Chancellor of Ireland ; and in such of . his school Confines and companionS - in more advanced life, as happen to survive him, the mention of his name can hardly fail to, excite many iinciesting' recolleCtions. The entauglement, in a twenty year, Chancery liti gation, of - •a large fortune which' Mr. 1.-l ouGri in heiited-frotua father, tar more thrifty than his #on, disarranged the .whole . system of his domestic life; whilst in'the marragement of what eseaped the pro . - tettion of the law and the benevcienceof the Money lender, it..wouel certainly, be niore easy to praise thegood-nature than the discretion of - Mr. HOUGH hitt self. Although lenity is, no doubt, the general charaeleristiC of English creditors, yet the frequent interposition to which the legislature is force,!, in rescrung inch multitudes from rma'S worst oppresier, man himself; proves that no• ravenous predatory of the Lybitin desert is more tierce or fell than is too often found the two-leGed tiger in accidental power over his fellow-creature.. A few refractory, individuals of this genus,. together with the total destitution of all sympathy in quarters wheie the sentiment had been most natural, and "could not . fail to be elfealual, exiled. Mr. Hough from his country for many years. A .kindred or, gresCopu knee, some of whom, those too,, the very nearest in . prOpinquity.• to the deceased, enjoy fortunes quits 'equal to the support of Ducal 'dignity, piously con-. 'signed their -relative 'to the charge of Providence, . withoqt, even the - bad palliation.— • " That still the rich have goodness in reserve, They help to bury whom they help to starve;" quest( thorit CC T famt pens:c • reverE Militt _ Tiet —F Isla n c ,g • follov ~ I Bend ~ ( °I (Net Mittee the pry Lit L , the yt: sui raised . the !at of Dt (Nei I on nu; was in preced the"! paid lsJand it as ab( eel ves remai grant was b Th of Do NA ,;ht dri a ; 41oul a sad history. all together, which, for the sake of tho moral example, ought not to pass unrecorded. It is for the advantage of virtue that sense and satire Oopld'expose those whom nothing can correct or ?Epeliorate. CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. I s.—Thig day the fresh supply of Wheat coastwise i 4 short ; fine 'samples dearer about 2s. per, quatter ; Foreign on hand in plenty, and prime Dontzic 4s. higher than. the. currency ; Barley supports last price; in Malt and White. Peas little variation Beaus of the two kinds likewise; there are also short arrivals of Oats, and this trade is named dearer i Flour. at lascpricui. cease( Lieut, tail) at Si Ahe L os I (